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Notices of births marriages and deaths appear in this column with brief notices. The item list indicates social updates for local families and individuals in the community.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
8
Notices of births marriages and deaths appear in this column with brief notices. The item list indicates social updates for local families and individuals in the community.
Marriage notice records Vera Senantee and John Lawrence Prowe tying the knot at the bride’s mother’s home Acton on July A 194 Rev L Bennie officiating. Also notices of deaths Catherine Gibbons Mulholland 84 Acton Church Street and Jennie DeLain Morton 66 Western Hospital Toronto.
Acton proclaims Civic Holiday for August 6. Acton Fair set for September 18 and 19. C N Exhibition runs August 24 to September 5. Rain shortages threaten crops including raspberries and potatoes. Drowning tragedy near Irvine River. Legion members attend zone service at Long Branch. Kings of the Air to appear at fair opening. Beer by Saturday headline noted. Bowling participants from Acton at Waterloo tournament. Loud speakers planned for fair venues. Radio broadcasts to be shown at the Exhibition building. Toronto Conservatory exams reward Isabel Switzer. Baseball Club notes ticket stubs due July 25. Reader renewal praises THE Acton Free Press. Sprouted potato and hitchhiking incidents reported. Junior Baptist Young People enjoy in the country with games and address. Three thousand children reportedly lost at the Exhibition maze last year.
Acton won a tough game against Oakville 12 to 9 with strong pitching and late offense. The Oakville pitcher Salvty Williams held Acton to four hits in six innings but Acton rallied for seven runs in the final frames to clinch the victory. In a separate tilt Acton dropped a 7-6 decision to Milton as Milton staged a late rally led by Naylor and Toletzka with two late Inning scoring plays.
The report details Acton defeating Oakville 10 to 9 with Milton 13 Georgetown 9 in prior games. It highlights Toletzka’s three extra base hits, Lewis’s sharp fielding, and notes Milton’s late comeback aided by errors. Umpires were Chisholm and Pearen. Acton’s talent and Maple Leafs development era are referenced.
A severe afternoon storm damaged Acton electrical systems. A Main Street transformer failed and was replaced as power shut off townwide when a substation switch was thrown. Church Street cut-out misfired twice. The Fare Press lacks press power while lighting and typesetting operate. several industries remain without power until repairs. The rainfall was the district's heaviest in months.
A tourist asks a boy the distance to Monkville and gets a witty reply about a 4 966 mile route versus four if he turns back. At a dance a man on a chair proclaims a lost pocketbook of 190 dollars and offers 50 to 60 dollars to the finder with a chorus from the audience.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Thomas Dewey Jermyn Farmer late of Acton Ontario and other places who died in Jacksonville Florida on April 16 1934. Creditors must send full names addresses and details of claims and securities by August 14 1934. Executor will distribute assets to those entitled and is not responsible for late claims. Dated July 12 1934 Toronto General Trusts EOS Solicitor H N Farmer Acton Ontario.
The clerk of Isid Municipality issues notice that copies of the Ontario Voters List have been transmitted to voters listed in the last revised assessment roll. The list was posted in Nassagaweya on July 14, 1934 and remains for inspection. Voters urged to correct errors or omissions by law.
The Murray memorial committee, led by Mr. Mahoney the Guelph architect, discussed a four to five month completion time for the new building with interior finishing planned for winter. He pledged to have initial sketches ready for a July 23 meeting at 8 p m. The Secretary was instructed to thank the Public Utilities Commission for delaying building operations by ten days and to invite them to view the first draft at the July 23 gathering.
The S. Cadwell arrived at Oakville harbor at 9 p.m. Monday with 500 tons of coal for Hillmer Fuel & Ice Co. Dredging will begin as the Federal Government appropriates 18 000 for a 60 foot entrance and 16 feet depth. The channel extends to Colborne Street bridge. Engagement announced between Leila Ford and Jack Dolby B Smith.
Burlington residents report visits to relatives in Saskatchewan and Midland plus a New York trip by W Riddiford. Mrs I J Heldmann recovered after an operation at St Josephs Hospital. A funeral in Lindsay and a Vancouver trip are noted. Ethel Lambshead earned Intermediate Piano honors in Hamilton exams. Milk bottle thefts blamed on transients prompt police attention.
Milton M. Fasken attended his mother Elizabeth Ann Fasken's funeral in Elora on Tuesday. E. Blake White of Toronto visited his mother Mrs. R. White here on Sunday. Milton Public School Board hires Miss Dorothy Biggs of Burlington to replace Miss Olive Cannon who resigned. Miss Mary Barton, bound for England this week, leaves tomorrow night for Montreal to sail Duchess of Bedford for Liverpool. Ellen Elizabeth Black and Robert Francis announce engagement. wedding planned late July. At the Chisholm reunion near Guelph 100 members attended. Elizabeth Campbell aged 84 rode in from Goderich. officers elected include Walter Chisholm, Eccles McMillan, Will Chisholm, Eva Chisholm.
Advertisement notes quick relief for stomach trouble using Kirk's Stomalka available at Brown's Drug Store. Includes product name and store listing.
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